Joanne Von Alroth

Village Council members drew kudos from restaurant owners last week after commissioners agreed to increase the number of liquor licenses and ease some license restrictions. The plan, proposed last month...

Eighty-three accidents in less than two years at Cross Street and Ogden Avenue have convinced village officials that they will have to find some way to make the intersection safer,...

The owner of a massage parlor who has been arrested twice this year for running a house of prostitution was arrested for a third time on the same charges, police...

Residents worried that the village is going to do away with Bartlett's historic train station can rest assured the station will stay right where it is for now, officials said...

Residents might soon be able to watch village policy-makers do their stuff in the privacy of their homes, officials said this week. Although videotapes of the Village Board's twice-monthly committee...

Motorists who park their vehicles in the village's downtown area soon will no longer have to search their pockets for loose change to feed the meters. But drivers will have...

The Village Board is considering a proposal to issue 16 more liquor licenses and ease restrictions in an effort to increase revenues and improve the climate for restaurant owners. A...

Despite numerous complaints from residents, the village will continue to sell vehicle license stickers and enforce their use, trustees decided last week. But Village Board members said they would try...

Many retirees looking for adventure buy a Winnebago and traipse merrily along the country's highways. Not Robert Wehrle. After 38 years at Argonne National Laboratory, Wehrle, 70, had other travel...

Only a year after agreeing to let its police participate in a special U.S. Customs task force at O'Hare International Airport, village officials said financial concerns will force them to...